Centre Line (football)
The Centre line refers to a set of positions on an Australian rules football field. It consists of 3 players, two on the wings (left and right), and one in the centre.
| Australian rules football positions | |||
| B: | back pocket | fullback | back pocket |
| HB: | half-back flank | centre half-back | half-back flank |
| C: | wing | centre | wing |
| HF: | half-forward flank | centre half-forward | half-forward flank |
| F: | forward pocket | full-forward | forward pocket |
| Foll: | ruckman | ruck rover | rover |
| Int: | Interchange bench | Interchange bench | Interchange bench |
| substitute | |||
| Coach: | coach | ||
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